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liverpuliana
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Can anyone help me?
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Can anyone tell me the term "dime", does it refer to British money or American money? And what does it mean?
Thanks a lot in advance |
1 May 2009
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maayyaa
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American money and despite travelling to the states many times I can never remember how much it �s worth :-) I think one dime is 10 cents; one nickel is 5 cents and a quarter is 25 cents.
I hope I got this right, if not, Americans (or whoever knows dollars better then me) please correct me!
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1 May 2009
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mendiv
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You �re right, the dime is worth 10 cents in American money. maayyaa, you got them all right- don �t doubt yourself!
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1 May 2009
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mjotab
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Hence the " dime novels "
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1 May 2009
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GIOVANNI
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Hi:
A dime is American. It is 10 cents. A penny is 1 cent. A nickle is 5 cents. A quarter is 25 cents. In Canada a looney is $1 or a buck and a fin is $5.
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1 May 2009
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